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LHH, a well-established Dallas litigation boutique, seeks a Litigation Legal Assistant to support a busy practice. The role will primarily assist one partner while collaborating with the broader team in state and federal matters.
The hybrid role offers 3 days in office and 2 days remote, with duties including filings, calendar management, and trial support, leveraging ProLaw, iManage, Relativity, and the MS Office suite.
Position: Litigation Legal Assistant
Location: Dallas, TX
Schedule: Hybrid (3 Days In Office / 2 Days Remote)
Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Compensation: $76,000 - $91,000
Well-established Dallas litigation boutique seeking a Litigation Legal Assistant to support its busy litigation practice. The firm handles sophisticated litigation matters in state and federal courts, including complex commercial litigation, bankruptcy-related matters, and appellate work.
The legal assistant will primarily support one partner but will also assist the broader litigation team as needed. Firm culture emphasizes collaboration, professionalism, flexibility, and strong interpersonal fit.
Seeking an organized, detail-oriented Litigation Legal Assistant with prior law firm litigation experience.
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The firm places a significant emphasis on culture fit.
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Candidate may have opportunities to meet additional team members depending on scheduling and interest.
Pay Details: $76,000.00 to $91,000.00 per year
Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled
Military connected talent encouraged to apply
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